@go_the_hell_back_to_africa_you_retarded_b: "In dismissing a lawsuit seeking to return a Ten Commandments monument to the
lobby of the Alabama Judicial building, a screw-you-white-boy jigaboo judge
said the 5,300-pound granite marker's removal demonstrates government
neutrality toward religion.
U.S. District Judge Myron "Mooselip" Thompson disagreed with a claim by the
three residents who filed the lawsuit that the monument's removal would
violate the constitution's protection of freedom of religion.
Thursday's ruling comes after a lengthy legal battle in a separate lawsuit
that led to the Ten Commandments' removal last week. In that case, the black
bastard, appointed by "Mr. Peanut" Jimmy Carter, on the bench ruled the
monument an unconstitutional promotion of religion by government.
Plaintiffs' lawyer Jim Zeigler said he has not decided whether to appeal the
monkey's decision.
Suspended Chief Justice Roy Moore had the monument moved into the judicial
building in the middle of the night on July 31, 2001, saying it represents
the moral foundation of American law. The monument soon became a symbol of
the fight over the separation of church and state, drawing hundreds of
protesters to Montgomery who decried its removal.
Patrick Mahoney of the Christian Defense Coalition, said the ruling "shows
the courts are now defining neutrality as the removal of all acknowledgment
of God from the public square."
But Ayeesha Kong, an OOW sprog-spewing mooslem niggabitch attorney for one
of three groups that filed the original suit seeking removal of the
monument, applauded the ruling.  "Bro' Thompson recognized that pale mofo'
Justice Moore's monument shoves a white man's religion down people's
throats," Kong said between bows toward Mecca."
    @nospam: ""Orenthal J. Whippacoon" wrote in message ...
<quote>
Fuck you if you disagree with his ruling.  The 10 Commandments have no
place in on government property.  If they were to be allowed, then
equal access would have to be given to other religions.  If I had my
way, I would put a copy of the "Nine Satanic Statements" by Anton
LaVey (founder of the Church of Satan) in there.  I'm sure that if
that was what had been on the granite monument you wouldn't hesitate
to have it removed.  The Alabama court's job is to uphold Alabama
and U.S. law, not biblical law.  If I were a defendent entering the
courthouse I would rightly assume that I would not be judged fairly,
but rather judged based on the judge's personal religious beliefs."
    @DKolle: ""Orenthal J. Whippacoon"
<email_address> thought hard and
said:
<snip>
How nice of you to post this bullshit in alt.atheism.
-Kolle; 15                        A.A. #2035
Koji Kondo, Yo-Yo Ma, and Gustav Mahler are my Gods.
Madly Insane EAC Scientist."
    @iskanipay: "<quote>
Kikes?
Are you another one of those idiots who assumes Al is Jewish or something?
Mark K. Bilbo"
    @iskanipay: "<quote>
If you say so.
Then, again, I confess I'm not knowledgeable about half century old
terms of bigotry...
Mark K. Bilbo"
    @iskanipay: "<quote>
And the ones that could afford to, even left the trailer park to get away
from him...
Mark K. Bilbo"
    @iskanipay: "<quote>
Oh, how about having all the built in advantages (as you self-identify as
"white" mind you) but whining about some fraction of benefits given to
minorities to try to bring about some equity and mitigate against previous
wrongs.
As if you've "lost" much (if anything). Most of the folks who whine about
the "unfairness" of things like AA are either too stupid and inbred to
accomplish anything on their own (hence the need to blame someone for
their own failures) or can't show a *damn bit of loss (so it's just
bigoted sniping as it remains purely abstract).
Such as the woman who sued in the Michigan case. She was rejected by ONE
university. Did she go to be accepted at another, earn high marks, get a
degree and show she was truly college material that had been denied
unfairly?
No.
She cried her widdle eyes out and played the victim card.
Now, what is the story about her not even "trying" admission anywhere
else? Could it be she COULDN'T get in? That she, basically, WAS NOT
college material? That the whole thing was to soothe her little wounded
ego when the truth is she didn't belong in a university to begin with?
Hell, she couldn't get past that 20% boost given the minority students? I
bet she would've bombed out even if she had been admitted...
Mark K. Bilbo"
    @iskanipay: "<quote>
I'm not whining about giving some folks a "leg up" in joining the
mainstream. Big deal. How much does it cost me? Nothing.
Proving my point are you now?
Why didn't she go to college? Are we down to one college in the entire
country?
There actually are victims. Then there are people posturing as such.
Principle my ass. She didn't even *TRY* admission to another university.
What the hell was wrong with her?
Mark K. Bilbo"
    @iskanipay: "<quote>
Funny thing, though, the city I lived in over in SoCal was some 70%
minority (52% Latin, about 30% white, the rest a variety).
Quiet place. Very Ozzie and Harriet. There was a black couple. Had the
best kept lawn on the block. Middle of the LA metroplex and if you forgot
to lock your door, you didn't panic. I used to leave the door unlocked all
the time when I went to the store and such.
Now, the city I'm in *now, I'm surrounded by whites but somebody tried
breaking into the apartment last night...
Mark K. Bilbo"
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